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TUESDAY 27 JUNE 2017
Introduction and Opening
Enhancing Europe's natural capital benefit to human health and climate change
Nature and health - A psychological perspective
Linking landscape planning and health - Green space and quality of life
Mosquito borne diseases and global changes
Urban nature, health and climate change
Phenotype: Positive health effects on the natural outdoor environment in typical populations of different regions in Europe
Happiness in Green Environments
Nature and Health inequalities in the face of climate change
Resiliance Management for Healthy Cities in a Changing Climate
Synergies and Trade-offs of Conservation and Health: Implications for sustainable (urban) Health Planning
Public perceptions and engagement with climate change
WEDNESDAY 28 JUNE 2017
Urban green spaces and health - launching a brief for action
The WHO Brief for Action can be downloaded here.
The healthy cities network Germany
Session 1
Urban woodlands and their importance for biodiversity and human well-being
One size does not fit all - the complex relationship between wellbeing and biodiversity
People across Europe like urban biodiversity
Session 2
The health benefits of experiencing "wilderness" in the Black Forest National Park
Session 3
How a socio-ecological conceptualisation of the challengecan provide mutually supportive integrated solutions
Network for Evaluation of One Health (NEOH): Developing new methodologies for quantitative evaluation of ONE Health activities
Implementing a ONE Health approach in transfrontier conservation areas will help build resilience to climate change
Ecosystem services and thei impact on peoples' health: A needs-based approach to health assessment
Session 4
Benefits of urban green space interventions: lessons from the field
Edible Playgrounds by Trees for Cities
Associations of green space with cardio-metabolic disease
Can a neighbourhood greening intervention improve the health and wellbeing of older residents?
Session 5
Nature experience areas providing biodiversity and childrens' quality of life - compatible or contradictory aims?
An assessment from EKLIPSE: What types of nature and characteristics of green and blue spaces significantly impact mental health and well-being?
Session 6
Assessment of health risks from allergenic plants, animals and vector borne diseases in Rhineland-Palatina under climate change conditions
Ticks and the city
Alien species and human health impacts: Evidence syntheses and the role of climate change
Session 7
Potential of Green (Ivy-) Walls With Respect To Temperature-Impact, CO2-Assimilation, Reduction of Fine Dust And Of Nitrous Oxides (NOx)
Urban green space interventions: can the science of microbioms be used to write a global prevention at scale prescription?
Session 8
Bioclimatic Risk Assessment as Base for Resiliant Urban Climat Adaptation Strategies: Case Study for the City of Chemnitz, Germany
The influence of park featureson park satisfication in a multi-ethnic, deprived urban area
Thursday 29 June 2017
Connecting Global Priorities: Biodiversity and Human Health
Nature, health and a new urban generation - Unlocking opportunities for nature-based solutions in a changing climate
Back to the Future - Parks as Natural Health Centres